Apparatus failures do not wait for normal business hours. When these situations occur, fleet personnel must make rapid decisions that balance operational readiness, staffing limitations, and safety.
As fire departments across North America confront aging fleets and rising service demands, large-scale procurements like this highlight the growing need for modernization and long-term operational readiness.
E-ONE built this Metro 100 aerial ladder quint on a Cyclone cab and chassis for the Hebron (KY) Fire Department.
The concept is how can we move the heat from inside the box to outside the box? It really doesn’t matter what the box is.
Expanded production capabilities will enable E-ONE to increase aerial output by 35 percent while helping to reduce delivery timelines.
The Addison (TX) Fire Department decided a straight stick’s maneuverability fit its needs better than a platform and went with a Spartan ER rear-mount aerial ladder quint.
Palm Harbor (FL) Fire Rescue Truck 67 sits on a Cyclone cab and chassis, which features E-ONE’s 78-foot, three section “Tough-Truss” extruded aluminum ladder.
The department wanted to put its aerial ladder quint at Station 88 into reserve status and replace it with a new aerial ladder quint.
With Sanger (TX) experiencing burgeoning growth, especially in multistory structures, the department decided it needed to add an aerial.
E-ONE, Inc. will showcase a new Tractor Drawn Aerial and its new Select Series™ Aerial that highlight E-ONE’s “Strength Through Excellence” at FDIC International.
Believed to be the tallest aerial in Colorado, this apparatus expands the department’s response package.
Chris Mc Loone and Fire Apparatus & Emergency Equipment Advisor Chris Daly discuss the importance of properly maintaining the tires that carry you and your crews to emergency incidents and cover some ways to maintain control of a vehicle in case a tire blowout occurs while responding.
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